stock-review-output-contract

To standardize stock investment review documentation, you can enforce a repeatable artifact contract that mandates specific filenames and section templates for both TODO files and final reports. This ensures consistent formatting across multiple stock assessments for easier auditing.

A stock review output contract defines the required TODO file, final report artifact, and standardized decision template for investment workflows. You need it when investment-review tasks require repeatable artifacts and standardized documentation across multiple stock assessments.

To create standardized stock review artifacts, generate two files in your current directory named <TICKER>_TODO.md and <TICKER>.md. Populate them by following the explicitly defined section templates to ensure the final decision structure is present.

Yes, the stock review template enforces strict file naming conventions by requiring the creation of exactly two files: <TICKER>_TODO.md for the task list and <TICKER>.md for the final report artifact in the current directory.

Yes, you can use this artifact contract to separate analysis from report generation in investment workflows. It keeps artifact creation distinct from the analysis process, enabling consistent reviews and easier automation for final decisions.

A limitation of using predefined templates for stock investment compliance is that the rigid structure enforces specific filenames like <TICKER>.md and requires explicit section templates, which may restrict flexible or ad-hoc reporting formats outside the defined contract.